I don't know how to get the wording correct for this. I want the weekly rsi(2) one day ago to be below 10 and at today's close I want to see that the weekly rsi(2) has risen. Can someone help? Thanks so much, Frank

By definition, a "weekly" indicator is comprised of "daily" measures. Hence, is it even possible to have a rising weekly RSI(2) using a daily interval (eg. "weekly rsi(2) is above weekly rsi(2) one day ago")?

It is my understanding that weekly indicators are calculated at the close of friday based on monday-friday's data. Hence, theoretically there's no way you can say a weekly indicator turned up/down from the previous day. It turns up/down at the end of close friday from last friday's weekly reading. Double check that if you wish with technical support.

you could very well be right...but if you look at one of the stocks the filter returns you'll see that the weekly rsi(2) moves on a daily basis. And the kick to that is...watch what happens to a stock price when the weekly rsi(2) begins a movement upward. Thanks to all you guys for your help, much appreciated...Frank

I know you guys will think I've lost it....but...when I ran this filter on 18 June, I saw nothing where the weekly rsi(2) was moving upward off the bottom. This morning I play with the "show past results" button and ran it for 18 June....and I get MANY stocks with that movement off the bottom. Tell me I'm not losing it............Frank

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